5 Uber Drivers Share Their Best Relationship Advice
“I picked up a young man after seeing him give an affectionate hug to a young lady at the curbside. Once inside my car, he held his head with both of his hands and was quiet for a minute. Then he looked up at me in the rear view mirror and blurted, ‘What do you do when you want her to come with you so bad?’ He said that she said she was too tired. We didn’t have a very long ride, so I didn’t ask him all the details of their relationship, but I basically said that I thought she appreciated the fact that he respected her need to go home (or rest) but at the same time, I told him it’s OK to be vulnerable and let her know how much he wished her to be with him. Instead of pretending to be cool and not care whether she came or not. If I were her, I would love him more for his vulnerability.” —Miho, Oakland, CA